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Virginia contractor at center of WUSA9 investigation indicted by grand jury
VIRGINIA, USA — The Virginia-based contractor at the center of a yearlong WUSA9 investigation has been formally indicted by a grand jury. Richard Craig Tadlock was indicted May 24 on six criminal charges, including advance pay and obtaining money under false pretenses, documents showed. The case now heads to trial.
'Tennessee Three' member urges young Democrats to vote against reversion: 'Not going back'
ETTRICK – A Tennessee state legislator expelled from, then reinstated to that state’s General Assembly stumped for the Democratic presidential ticket here Thursday, focusing on young voters at two area colleges with this message: “We’re not going back.” “This moment and this time require the best of our energies, the best of our...
USA Today named three best cities in the top 10 to move to in Virginia
According to WRIC 8 News, USA Today has named three Southern cities in the top 10 as the best to move to. Congratulations to Roanoke for coming in second, Lynchburg for coming in fourth, and Richmond for coming in tenth.
Free Wawa coffee! Promotion runs through Sept. 15 for certain NJ customers
Wawa is giving out free coffee to certain customers in specific states, and New Jersey is one of them. The promotion is only good for about two weeks. It applies to coffee of any size. To mark the start of the school year, the convenience store chain is running the...
Virginia children hospitalized with burns after TikTok challenge
WRIC 8 News reported that a Virginia doctor warns parents about the dangerous TikTok challenge causing burns after children attempt to eat "Jolly Rancher grapes." Dr. Michael Feldman with the Evans-Haynes Burn Center at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Health said he has seen the challenge go wrong, and at least three children in Virginia have been hospitalized in the last three months with serious burns.
House GOP rolls out emergency plan to address VA budget shortfall
House Republicans rolled out an emergency funding plan Friday to address a roughly $3 billion budget shortfall facing the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee joined House Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chair Mike Bost (R-Ill.) unveiling the bill, dubbed the Veterans Benefits Continuity and Accountability Supplemental Appropriations Act. “My bill is…
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